Mompush Lithe V2

Honestly didn't expect to love this stroller as much as I do. The Mompush Lithe V2 has been a game changer for us when we travel.
It's so lightweight but still feels really solid and sturdy — not flimsy at all like some other lightweight strollers I've tried. It folds down super easily and compact enough to take on a plane without any hassle.
The ride is smooth and comfortable for my little one, and the seat reclines nicely so they can actually sleep while we're out. Practical doesn't even begin to cover it — everything about this stroller just makes sense.
What really got me though is everything that comes with it. The accessories are so convenient and actually useful — rain cover, foot cover, snack tray, travel bag — it's all included. You don't have to go hunt down extras or spend more money after already buying the stroller. It's all just there, ready to go.
If you travel with your baby at all, even just occasionally, this is worth every penny. We've taken it through airports and it makes the whole experience so much less stressful. 10/10 would recommend to any parent on the go.

Best stroller. My 9 month old baby uses it and my 2.5 year old also fits

Smooth cruising
Light weight
Closing thr stroller is a bit hard it gets stuck but opening it is easy and smooth

This stroller is so lightweight it's perfect for everyday use as well as for traveling. It comes with snack tray and a cup holder. After looking at so many options, I ordered this one and one other popular brand that had many reviews but the seat was very small and my baby didn't seem comfortable. This stroller was supposed to arrive later but ended up being delivered on original timeframe just before our travel. We are very happy with this purchase. Totally recommended.

I chose this because it is lightweight -- and it is! Very easy to take in and out of the car. The second most important thing was to accomodate an infant -- and it does! My 14 pound 11-week-old grandson loves strolling in the Lithe V2. I set the seat recline one step up from almost-flat, so he can slightly sit up and see. That incline setting is similar to a bouncy seat. The harness straps adjust easily and comfortably, and hold him securely in place without being so tight and constricting like his car seat. I haven't tried it in full bassinet mode yet, but it is an easy set up and I'm sure he'll be having naps in there. He is very happy sitting "up" like a big boy and surveying the landscape, so hasn't fallen asleep while strolling yet. :)

As others have stated, I do sometimes accidentally kick the brake while walking. That brake would work much better if it was situated all the way to one side or another of the rear axle. For me, it is an acceptable trade-off for the other good features.